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Track all the Headwinds, Rain, Temperatures and more!
Imagine climbing the toughest mountain pass and forgetting to start your bike computer! You'd be pretty annoyed. We feel the same about the weather. We want to know, when we've battled the toughest headwinds, the heaviest rain storms or the hottest ever ride, it's all been recorded. This is what myWindsock Weather Trends does for you.
Advance Metrics
Feels Like Elevation™, wImpact™ and more
Access myWindsock metrics for a greater understanding of the weather and it's impact on your activity. Discover how the road will feel with Feels Like Elevation™ and the actual weather cost with Weather Impact™ (wImpact™).
Race Planning
Create the optimum race stategy with the tools of the pros.
Premium gives you the most extensive race planning tools available. As used by World Tour cycling teams, discover the best race stategy.
Aerodynamics
Measure your CdA on every ride.
Make aerodynamics, part of your cycling performance metrics. Use the aerodynamic testing facilities to discover your optimum position. Then, monitor how well you hold your position with post race aero analysis.
Strava Segment Windsocks
Be alerted to the optimum KOM conditions
Whether you are defending your prized KOM or on the hunt for glory, your own personal Strava Segment Windsock alerts you in advance of optimum conditions.
Number of Windsocks: 15
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Key Features
- Strava Activity Weather Data
- 1 Strava Segment Windsock
- Add weather to your planned routes
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What Our Members Say
Great detail and useful wind points.
Peter Chandler - United Kingdom
31st May
I basically plan every ride based on the wind now and if you're spatially challenged like I am using Google Maps and Met Office wind direction just doesn't cut it.
I don't mind struggling into a wind, even a strong one, if it means I have planned out one super quick leg of a ride to make it worth it. And of course - KOMs. I don't know how anyone takes a KOM without MWS these days. It's just too competitive.
Unless you live in some retirement village.
Total bargain for the money, feels like better tech than Strava itself.
Chris Smyth - United Kingdom
15th Sep
It’s brilliant
Thanks again
christopher Huws - United Kingdom
3rd Apr
I used Windsock last week for the first time on a route i had planned for a while .I was reluctant to venture out due the wind forecast .
After checking Windsock I found 80% of my route was in fact either a tail or cross tail wind , this swayed my decision to kit up & go -I Even picked up a couple of segment PR's due to the direction of the wind
...Many thanks Windsock it influenced my decision to venture outdoors
Mark Herbert - United Kingdom
27th Feb
I love MyWindsock tailwind and headwind nice to know
Winfried De Graaf -
28th May
Premium Frequently Asked Questions
Can I change my plan later?
Yes. If you wish to change the plan you are on it is a simple process to upgrade or downgrade. You will be charged refunded the remaining amount of your current Plan and billed for your new Plan. Refunds are not available when moving to Free.
Can I cancel my plan easily?
You can cancel the Plan you are on at anytime and you will no longer be billed.
How am I billed for my subscription?
We use PayPal to manage subscriptions. You can select to pay using either your default PayPal funding method, or a credit/debit card.
If I cancel, what happens to my Weather Trends data?
We hold Weather Trends data for 6 months. If you resubscribe within that time no data will be lost.
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